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are you running exhange, or do you have logging turned on? &nbsp;Both of the logging will kill space....Check these.
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are you running exhange, or do you have logging turned on?  Both of the logging will kill space....Check these.

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also check your virtual memory, did you assign too much space?
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also check your virtual memory, did you assign too much space?

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Forced accept.<br />
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I have just noticed that something is really fast using up my Windows 2003 server C: hard drive. I am down to 6 mb and already I can observe applications not opening and the like. &nbsp;Is there a tool or somthing I can use to determine just what is eating up my hard drive space before my server crashes?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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jb
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I have just noticed that something is really fast using up my Windows 2003 server C: hard drive. I am down to 6 mb and already I can observe applications not opening and the like.  Is there a tool or somthing I can use to determine just what is eating up my hard drive space before my server crashes?

Thanks

jb

My hard drive space on my Windows 2003 server is fast being used up, down to 6 mb. How can I determine where the hard drive space is being used up without manually checking each file?

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